A Husband’s Punishment

Neither the male nor female protagonist knows how to manage a marriage. Although they love each other, they do not understand each other, which leads to both cheating and divorce. After the divorce, the heroine repented and remarried the hero (the heroine still didn't know that the hero cheated on her friend), but the hero has now strayed from the heroine and is with his female partner. After the divorce, they both realize the mistakes they made in their respective marriages, and maybe they can get back together. Maybe they will find their own destinations, and then manage the second marriage successfully without making the mistakes that happened in the first marriage.

Yes, I have the desire to follow it and watch it. The heroine has lived in a honeypot since childhood. It is admirable to endure hardships and endure humiliation and burden for her true love after getting married and taking care of her children. However, after all, she was young and simply lost her way when she was burdened with stress and relaxed, leaving a stain on her marriage. The male protagonist also truly loves the female protagonist, but he often chats with his wife and best friends, attend cocktail parties and even sleep in the same bed. In the long run, this kind of threat to the marriage is actually more threatening and destructive. You see, because the best friend's scheming male protagonist knows that his wife is cheating on him, he immediately has a cheating partner waiting for him. Both of them are smart and capable, but they are still too young, especially the heroine who is too naive compared to her best friend. I hope that I will mature and face my feelings later and live up to my true love.

If the female protagonist is in reality, it is best not to have a good ending. I think the child was conceived for the first time. The male protagonist is too indecisive. The child is also a big flash point. This kind of thing is basically impossible. The female protagonist will lose more in the ending. As expected, the child is not the male protagonist's. The big revelation later is that the female protagonist has such half-hearted opinions one after another, which is destined to have no good results. Later, the male protagonist will not talk about the female protagonist's cheating, but will start cuckolding the male protagonist again. You are really good at it, author.

I think both men and women should keep a distance from the opposite sex after getting married. Pure friendship between men and women is very, very low. Marriage needs to be managed. If there are many people of the opposite sex around or there are ambiguous ones, no matter how you fall in love, it will not last long.

A romantic novel like Bai's is suitable for Ming Yue. She has a good family background and someone to take care of her children. Almost all similar novels have a very annoying beginning. The female protagonists are all white, rich and beautiful, and the male protagonists are from poor families. They are not handsome, do not know how to care for others, and are quite poor.

Good guy, I'm planning to remarry. Please wear your cuckold, you can continue to live in this kind of rags, it's really awesome

Sadly, marriage requires both parties to work together, but the prerequisite must be mutual loyalty. Life is difficult, and marriage is even more unsatisfactory, but nothing is a reason to betray your marriage. In the end, marriage is like shoes

It's true, the stories are coherent and interlocking, and the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are intriguing.

You should not beat the person to death for cheating. You need to see what the person did in the future, what he thought, how he made amends, whether the other person is responsible, and whether the two of them still have feelings for each other. If you really can't get along, break up peacefully. Revenge will hurt both sides and the gain will not be worth the loss.

Actually, I have also thought about the issue of three views for a long time. I think as a writer, you are right! After all, the story is not written in the first person. What I wrote is not a semi-autobiography, nor is it my own personal experience. It is better for any reader to interpret all the characters in the story from God's perspective. Regarding the sense of substitution, you still have to ask your own heart! Haha, give it five stars, the female author plus the writing style!